By Mbongiseni Buthelezi and Nontando Ngamlana First published in The Daily Maverick It feels as though Stage 6 rolling blackouts will be the death of us all. Scheduled blackouts symbolise...
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Photo 147050604 / South Africa © Vanessa Bentley | Dreamstime.com By Ryan Brunette First published in Daily Maverick I have argued before that the practice of political appointments in public...
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Photo 85499083 / South Africa © Peter Titmuss | Dreamstime.com By Tshegofatso Mathe Commissioned by PARI, first published in Mail and Guardian Over the past 18 months, state-owned ports and...
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Photo 251224702 / South Africa © Paul Quinn | Dreamstime.com By Dennis Webster Commissioned by PARI, first published in Business Live System’s problems are not measured by the distance between...
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Dr Gaynor Paradza was one of the drafters in a select team of African experts drawn mainly from universities and institutions of higher learning. The Guidelines for the Development of...
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By Sarah Meny-Gibert [First published in Sunday Times] The single biggest key to fighting corruption and stabilising our administration is to change the process by which top public servants are...
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The Year In Review PARI reached its anticipated groove in 2021, where programmes successfully produced their outputs and exceeded their targets in many instances. The Institute struck a healthy...
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Abstract Like many other countries, South Africa depends heavily on its public procurement system and faces persistent issues of corruption within that system. Its regulatory regimes for public procurement and...
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by Lindiwe Ndlela [first published on News24] ‘Unless proper care is taken to formulate citizen-centric coalition agreements, stability will remain a pipe dream and service delivery will continue to…
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